Rumble in the jungle

Scampydoo · Sep 2, 2014

Noticed on my first road trip with my 2003 Lifelander that I heard a rumble in the rear end, I think, and a vibration at around 80 mph. If I accelerated to 100 it would go away. Sounded like I war running over corrugated road surface. Any suggestions?
Hope it is not serious.

Jim

the_wolf · Sep 2, 2014

Lol your thread title has amused me

Datatek · Sep 2, 2014

Scampydoo said:
Noticed on my first road trip with my 2003 Lifelander that I heard a rumble in the rear end, I think, and a vibration at around 80 mph. If I accelerated to 100 it would go away. Sounded like I war running over corrugated road surface. Any suggestions?
Hope it is not serious.

Jim

Could try sticking to the speed 70mph limit

Scampydoo · Sep 2, 2014

Should have mentioned they use KPH here. Slip into the past. Very confusing on how to post in the Freelander section.

Epicuser · Sep 3, 2014

Welcome.

So you are saying for us in the UK 50mph & accelerate to 60mph.

That thread title is the same as another in the anything goes section, but the subject is slightly different

GrumpyGel · Sep 3, 2014

Hi Jim, Welcome, You want to post this in the Freelander section - could get various responses I'm guessing they'll be along the lines of "cracked chassis" and rear diff mount bushes. Where abouts are you?

Scampydoo · Sep 3, 2014

Cracked chassis? Rear Diff mount bushings? Where are the razorblades. I am in Hamilton, Ontario and don't want my beautiful Freelander to change its colour from black to yellow. Keeping my fingers crossed. How big a deal is it to replace the rear diff bushings?

Scampydoo · Sep 3, 2014

I have posted it in the Freelander section and yes, I mean 50 mph I hear the vibe and 60 it goes away.

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